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Aguascalientes, capital of Aguascalientes State, is named for the
nearby hot springs (Aguascalientes meaning "hot waters"). You can enjoy
therapeutic hot springs at the Sport Center & Spa "Balneario Ojo Caliente".
Other attractions include, Plaza del Vestir (clothing mall) where
embroidered and pulled-thread cotton clothing articles can be found. Local
made crafts are leatherwork, artistic ironwork and religious artifacts.
Aguascalientes is an ideal tourist and convention destination,
with balmy semidry weather, blue sky and gorgeous sunsets visitors can count
on almost any day of the year.
Hotels, ranging from good to excellent and can accommodate more
than 3,000 visitors. Enjoy the delicious traditional cuisine such as birria
(steamed lamb
 casserole),
Aguascalientes - style mole, chicken in wine sauce, pickled hides and
cabrito (roasted goat).
Aguascalientes also offers a variety of entertainment, while
its modern infrastructure, with first-rate facilities and hotels, makes it
an excellent choice for business meetings. One of the most popular fairs in
Mexico, the Feria de San Marcos, is held here annually. |
